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The National Key Scheme The National Key Scheme (NKS) offers independent access to public toilets throughout the UK. If you do not already have a key, it may be worth getting one before you leave on your holiday. The Scheme was introduced because it became necessary to lock public toilets to protect against vandalism, misuse and to reduce costs. To make these toilets readily available, providers have been asked to join the NKS. This involves fitting standard locks to their toilets and making keys available to people with disabilities. Throughout the UK over 4000 toilets have been fitted with the NKS lock, including areas such as seaside resorts, various attractions and British Rail. How do I get a NKS Key?
You can purchase a radar key from youreable shop here The providers of accessible toilets are asked to distribute NKS keys to people with disabilities, as well as to information centres and various other organisations in participating towns and cities. If you are unable to obtain a NKS key in your own area, you will be able to purchase a key from
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